Thousands of miles from Standing Rock, in the Indian Ocean, another indigenous group understands what it’s like to be displaced and ignored by the U.S. government.
As America braces itself for the landfall of Hurricane Trump, it’s instructive to look at Europe’s populist leaders for they hold clues to our future.
Now we all stand on the precipice — of aggressive nationalism, of ugly prejudice, of climate change, of despair.
Irish activists are rallying against the U.S. military’s use of Irish airspace for Washington’s wars.
Increasing skepticism of the U.S. government can either lead to ugly conspiracy theorizing, or fuel a movement to bend the status quo.
Despite President Obama’s promises of a drawdown in Afghanistan, the United States is settling in for the long haul.
The latest attacks on journalists and news organizations by corrupt populists are contributing to a global rollback of fundamental rights.
The problems facing the Spanish left mirror the crisis engulfing Europe.
Is the United States on the verge of enshrining humanitarian intervention as a bedrock principle of foreign policy?
Has society let go of the belief that disparate communities can be brought together for a common goal without one absorbing the other or both tearing each other apart?